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menus-u. one time. firs-muss ones.
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use. Harri-gs and death notices. loo. Sched-
‘- murmur displayed advertisements for-
sfshd an application.
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loathNorwalk; telephone call, res. Branch
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CmUMOA'fIONS should in all cases be
dare-ed to
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Son-m Normans. Cons.
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To those of Tim SEMINEL readers who
did not attend the city meeting, last
, light. and who expected a report of the
‘, diaoumion of the measure at issue in our
1 Muslim, we ofier as an ensues for fail-
‘ log to furnish it the disgrace it would
bring upon our city. ‘Wereaverbstim
report printed it would convey the
implosion that our electors were an ill-
mannered set. and that our public meet-
ings were ruled by a mob. The speakers
were interrupted and the remarks per
mithd while they held the floor were on-
parliamentary and of the most insoltfig
character. No effort was made to prev
serve order or enforce decorum. Ilia
high time for the credit and welfare of
infinity thatgentlemen were treated us
Itch in our public meetings, and that
others were compelled to act assuch,
whatever disposition they have for con
duct other than that which is, at least,
decent and respectful.
THE DANBURY EPISODE.
TB! action of the locked-out batters of
Danbury In voting $50,000 from the
town treasury, virtually for their own
support. is made the subject‘ of on ediv
torial in the New York Commercial Ad-
Won thd'>~.nnwrsdom of retaining
town mectlnglgovernmeut for large com-
Whitley. The article is, we take it,
from the pen of Amos Parker Wilder, an
authority on municipal problems con-
nected with the editorial department of
the Advertiser. who is now delivering a
l’ 4 course! lectures in South Norwalk. He
alga-that the town meeting form of
' Wt “is unequaled for small
immunities where citizens know each
I . andaversge muohalike in intelli-
- No such economy was ever com~
. , - ashythese gatherings of thrifty
Merlin the small towns of Connec
tint. The occasional barbsrities report-
“,uneglectto bury the pauper dead
Vfldtourcfor the sick, are often en-
bvorltouulcad the burden on an ad-
Mtown. that thus a good showing
of llama may he made to the next
,mn nesting.
“But there comes a point in the
growth of a community where represen-
. Wmvsroment must be substituted
or the Biro meeting becomes a mob
' which a packed majority can readily
, Moi. New Haven, a city of 100,000
km is still endeavoring to conduct
llashcol aflairs on the popular basis,
If“! the vault that school meetings
M u live Issue divides opinion are
_ . of” riotoiu. Danbury is a place of 19,:
,fl people. and the greater part. or III
“can not taxpayers, The town
”tingle manifestly no lit feature of
ifilflal government. for in financial af-
bfia property owners have no pro
“I and the town treasury might
humped malicious looting had the
‘ improposfl foragift «950,000
. ”sifted through a common council;
certainly time for deliberation and iii.-
“ would have been provided.
"Boards“ control should heerected.
I“ provision made, by which ta:-
fiylamsyescspc the raideof irrespom
persons on the local treasury."
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fithrough the New York World
, in car neweoolumcs today.
disc is the due-.3. of employee
,. dblcrwalk Iron Works Thain:
finch reporting is'payineat for
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His Second Resolution Attack
the President indirectly.
THE REBATE TO DISCUSS IT AGAII.
n. President Preparing the “Italian
Barron's-radon“ to Be Submitted After
Here News Cornea 'rorn Hawaii—Ii.
lions. Transact. Uulmportaut Business.
WAslllNu‘roN, Dec. lit—4n the senate the
unexpected happened, and the expected
failed to materialize. The expected politi-
caldebate on the federal olectloaslow rs-
peM bill was averted by Mr. Hill of Ne!
York acquiescing in the suggestion of Mr.
Hoar that the bill should be referred to the
committee on privileges and elections.
(in the other band, uomu- expectedilo—
hate on tho Hawaiian question until the
, .molnticn calling for information agreed
to by the senate last week had been com-
plied with by the executive. Mr. Ilonr',
however, submitted another resolution
onlllng‘upon the president for specific un-
swers to questions, which, literally coin-
piled with, would lay before the senate and
the country the history of the actions of
the present administration on the Hawaii-
an matter. After a lively debate between
the author of the resolution and Mr. Gray
of Delaware the resolution went over until
today. -
The resolution, which covers every possi
ble phase of the case so far as Republicans
see it, Is regarded as indicative of the plan
of attack on the part of the Republicans.
Ir. Boar's Resolution.
Its text is as follows“:
That the, preiiidcnt he requested to inform
the senate, if in his opinion it be not inconsist-
ent with the public interests. whether any per,-
son whose name has not been submitted to
the senate for advice and consent, and ifso
what person. has bi'Sen appointed since the lib
day of March. hm, to represent the. United
States in tho Harv-Allan felsuds.nnil whether
such {Green has been accredited toiha presi‘
dent of the executive and advisory council of
the Hawaiian islands. and whether such per-
son has been presented to the head of the gov-
ernment of the Hawaiian Islands. and wheth-
er airy and. if so. what authority has been
given to such person touching the relations of
this government to he their existing or other
government 0'! lite Inwiflinii Islands and like
protvoilnn of Ami-rivan citivcna therein. and
whether any discretion or power has been com-
mitted to such person to determine when the
naval force of the l'nited States should he
landed therein or withdrawn therefrom. and
whether any authority has been committed to
such person in use physical force in t he territory
of such gnvurnmcut or to land an armed force
tlicremnd whether such person has been author-
ised to or has in fact corresponded in record to
the public affairs of the government of the lie-
wallan islands with any privatepcrson. news-
paper or any other perlisllcdlmr has been eu-
thorizcd to or has in fact undertaken to re~
cclve in said ll awaiian Islands the testimony of
any private l‘cl‘bllll, or has requested or received
written communications from any private per-
son in regard to the lawful and existing gov.
rnment there or the circumstances there un-
er which sold existing government was estab—
lished. or any other matters relating to the
public affairs thereof. and if any such appoint-
ment or authority has been made or given;
further. to inform the senate whether the
some was made or given at a time
when the serum: was in session or has
continued in force during any session of the
senate or of congress or any part thereof. and.
further. whether such appointment or author-
ity was communicated to the senate during
luv session thereof. and. further. \rlielbi-r any
person has accepted or undertaken tnnccept
thoofllcc of commissioner or public minister
with the powers aforesaid. or any of them. or
has taken in any correspondence with the gov-
ernment of Hawaii or with any private person
to describe himself as commissioner of the
United States.
Preparations continue toward getting
y the Hawaiian correspondence called
or by resolution of congress, and it Is be-
lieved that the papers will be in shape so
that they cmr be transmitted very soon afo
erthe arrival of the steamer from Hono-
lulu, now overdue and which will bring
news to Dec. 4.
In the Sousa.
The session of the house was brief and
uninteresting. Several bills of minor im-
portance were passed during the morning
hour, and an agreement was reached by
which today and Wednesday will be devotr
ed to the consideration of the bill for the
admission of the territory of Utah. The
bill to revive the claims arising out of the
captured and abandoned property not
aroused the partisan opposition of the lie-
publlcans, and notice was served on the
Democratic side by Mr. Reed that this bill
could only be considered under the stress
of a special order from the committee on
rules. The remainder of the session after
the expiration of the morning hour was
devoted to District of Columbia matters.
Pellets Ileana Business.
Wasnrsoros. Dec. lR—The navy de-
pertinent, after several hours’ struggle
over a complicated cipher dispatch from
Captain Picking. rustle the following
translation of the message: ”The Brazilian
gorernment has requested foreign console
to warn Vehicle to move from their present
anchorage mid has drawn in lino within
which it will be dangerous to venture.
This will prevent the loading and unload-
ing of cargoes."
‘I'arll lull Changes.
Wasmsoros. Dec. mm“ the meeting
of the ways and means committee the inn-
iority of the committee produced a new
print of the bill ubllshed by them a short
tlini.I ago. Near y all of the changes, the
entire list making a short page of type.
written lines, have been participated except
that changing the date of the operation of
the bill from March i to June l.
Post-tasters Appointed.
Wasnmoros. Dee. lat—«The fourth class
pcstmaaters appointed store:
New Jersey-Marlhom. 1.]. firre.imd Net-
enua. M. N. Mowder.
New York-Catawba. John fllhenn: Peres.
In. Kate illusions: Edwards. C. A. Watson:
loch-berry. (leaves I'. Anderson: Pine City.
Armin Russell. and 'i’alimau. .1. ll. (lo-drills».
flasks: seen-«ls reruns-a.
Wasmaoronmec ill-Thcattome gens
ml has received the resignation of rank
0. Ferguson. mutant district attor for
the northern district of New York,“ has
appointed W. l”. lilackay to the vacancy.
We lasts-atte- lanai-rub
Wasmsorosmsc. Mia-Rumors again an
uncut have that Attorney General ()lney
contemplates resigning his portfolio. This
slate the stories are based upon Mr. man's
“tinned ill health.
lime-tea flat-teased.
Wasatwrnii. bee. in - The president
flatntkcsecaietksmieatloeomwiee
Italians-resolute whims-a
Melisa“ issue for the earth judicial
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TO SUPPRESS ANARCHY.
The French Government Proposes Pros-pl
and Vigorous Ilene-rel.
Paula. Dec. lL‘.~—l’l’0nlpl steps were taken
in the chamber of deputies to suppress an-
archism. Four restrictive measures were
reported.
The government’s first bill—to make it a
penal offense to publish incltements to com-
mit outrages by the use of explosives-«pro-
vides punishment for indirect in addition
to direct lncltcmente. '
The second bill—lo regulate the manu-
facture and possession of ex plosives—pro-
VIdes not only for the control of explosives
and their use. but regulates the use and
posneaiiion of chemicals used in the manu-
facture of explosives, and both chemicals
and explosives can be seized If the police
have any suspicion that they are to be put
to an improper use. ,
The third measure—extending the power
of the police for the repression of anarchis-
tic agitation and for preventing anarchist-lo
outrages—increases the credit of the dc-
partmeiit of the interim- by 8.5),!!!) francs.
and augments the police in the provinces,
establishes additional police bureaus. in-
creases the wages of badly paid municipal
policemen and largely Increases the numo
her of'polioo. .
The fourth bill—providing for police an»
pervlslon of unarchlstic societies —-will put
such societies in the some categoryns asso-
ciations of luwhreakrrs
A meeting of socialists was held at the
Maison do People, and the proposed r0
preasive measures of the government were
violently denounced.
BIGAMY AND PERJURY.
'l'ha Husband Convic all of Our. and the
“’lfa Arrested For the hatter.
Loan lsLasn CITY. N. \'., Doc. 12.—
k‘ram Richards, alias Franc \‘iiu llaken,
was found guilty of bigaiuy in the Queens
county court. lfc married Miss Lena Say.
lor in Philadelphia several years ago, but
deserted her null Went to College "Point to
Iiw. There he became t’ilgilgl'fi to Miss
Julia llrciscliluger and recently Innrrii'tl
her. The couple were celebrating their
wedding rim of her night when this dim-riot!
wife, who imil Iii-uni iif the marriage, rang
the doorbell iillli confronted ill‘l' husband,
He “lil'ffllrft'li to leave College Point. but
Wits M irsloil. ‘
During the trial “the first wife, who
seemed to lum- I‘t‘illlllt-(I, testified that she
was llt'VPr Illilf'l'it‘li in Richards. Justice
Smith of Pliiliulvlpliis, however. errors
that she was the Miss Snyler whom he had
married to Richards in that city. lly or
slvr of the district attorney she was urn-at-
i-il upon a charge of perjury. \"hilc she
mus being l‘l nrovi-d to a cell in the court.
house the jury crime in with a verdict of
guilty against liichnrds. lie will be sun.
fenced today. After he was arrested he
trial in kill Illlllst‘If by cutting the arteries
in his Wl'Inl. \rii b a piece of tin he had torn
oil a (mulvrmil milk mu.
Minors-unis of Dorian bfcalnahipa.
NEW \‘nita, Dec. itu'l‘he following In-
coming hit‘lillhiiills :iruilui- (inlay: Allister»
ilmn, (ruin llui: riiiiui; Andra, from Port
Linton; Alill“ : Jack, from Kingston; Buf-
falo. from Iiilll. I‘Jiliiupiit.fri)1ii Glasgow;
i'Iugluii-l. l1 »,., Lumbar: Ulyuipiu, from
5mm. i; You .i'. Monarch. from London;
Win-- . Hum _‘.i.l\'i'orp. 'l‘b-a following
Ullii.’ in, ~ \‘Isllnaiiili's still today: Grimm.
ftirlinmi'lii . l.:iiiii,furilreiiien: Norman-
ui-i, fv : l. -
'f‘..lnl4. the fltrflvrs Dill It.
um.“ inns, Pa, im- 12.«’l‘he in-
(“lost in llii'cllr‘vt‘ of George Uurrley, the
nonunion teli-grupher ofthe Lehigh Valley
railroad, who. it, was suspected, had been
polaum‘il by the strikers, was held. The
jury rendered it verdict that the man came
to his death from chronic disease of the
stomach.
Blrlkc Cost the hlrigh Over 01,000,000.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12.~\’ice President
llnrishornc of the Lelilgh estimates the
loss from the strike at from $700,000 to
reunion, while Mr. Sayre fixes the losses to
truflicuioui- at HARLOW, in addition to
tho damage in prupsrty,which is variously
estimated at from Hakim to “H.000.
Billnirpeil at Her Father’s Funeral.
CULI‘MIIIA, Pia, Dec. 12.——Sadie Stacker,
aged 10 yi-airs, who was brought here from
Biucflt‘lll, W, Vim, lo tilts-fill her father's
funeral, was kiilnupcd and taken probably
to \Vest Virginia, The object in to secure
$5,000 insurance money due the child be
cause of the death of her father.
wreck-d on the Lakes.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. ill—The passenger
and freiitiii steamer l“. and P. lid. No. :i of
driven on tho rocks In Whitefish buy. it.
Wis-i not until Inteln the afternoon that the
Wilson and crew werenll safely landed
on “hw' .. ,. . . n. .....
lilr \Vllllism ls Willlul.
LONDON, Dec. nix—It Is rumored that Bir
William l'i-ruuu Harcourt, chancellor of
the eaciwqiier. alter a long opposition, has
consented to provide for an f‘Xf'lllliVfl ship-
building ptngruiuiriu in NM.
mi...”indiuiijnilfihu
Moms CAlllAi, lieu. 1'3.de r. J aurcs Gor-
anii Grand Duchess of Meckleuburg and
several other friends at luncheon on board
his yacht. wa‘m“
The Kaiser Altar Anarchists.
litmus, lloc. i2.-lt is reported that the
siiiiwror lion declared that it is impossible
longer to do without ilreooulc measures in
preventing further uiiurcbletlc outrages.
Lorri ”cur-van liaiiqustcul.
bottom. Dec. I2.-Thc tiports' club gave
a banquet in honor of Lord “batman. the
owner oi the yacht Valkyrie. The Prince
of Wales moi present.
Mr. here's Nomination Confirmed.
“'dhlilh'is'flfi, lien. is ”The senate inex.
acutlvi- rlhtllflll confirmed the nomination
of J omit. ii. Doe of Wisconsin to be danish
out secretory of war.
haliatlla Ila". Million.
liauwav. h'. J.. Dec. ia—Jnckaon
Jaquee, a civil rugiiieer. has been left“,-
ooo by ihe death oi an uncle in New York
state.
Work After 1am haw “less“
Dorcas. Pa. Iiec. lit—Jl'bs fumaeelmc
will resume operations within a week after
lying Idle for more than two years.
Wait for 'l'hrsa flaunt
heroines. Pit, Dec. law-Tbs coo ain-
ployees of ll. 3. shlrk’s cotton mill rs.
sumsd work. .
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nu M 080 Minn m
M0m3fllfl. N. 7.. on. ifi-uufl. .0-
ur ”claim. M ii! years. died hers.
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3 It: Show
the Flint and Peru Marquette line was
don Benin-it entertained the Grand Duke
slum mm. ems
‘III or irons. rum
‘ Him ‘ilill IIIIEII.
srovce. _
. canons.
All!)
Hill on HEATERS;
Gasollne Stoves.
GASO LI N E,
BY Till ON OR BARREL.
Factory and Boat Work
A SPECIALTY.
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CLAW, z
LOBSTERB, ’ BOALLOPS,
GAME.
Pure Vermont MAPLE SYRUP,
Imported OILS ‘
‘ and assume,
Finest Assortment of FISH to
be bad.
PICKLED OYSTERS.
Hunfilufi,
Telephone our. son.
reconnecting
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amend-reforms?” with on
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-SKATES-
a full line of Barney tr
,‘ W he also ,.
skatbsatvfowestprices- "y
H. D. Wolcott,
» 34 Main Street, llorwall, ill.
will our
STRIKEHS LIISE HOPE.
Many Olneyville Mill Workers
Locked Out indefinitely. .
m trimester rants raaouoa
It lay llc Spring ltsfm the llllls Ara
started Again. and Already the Mrlkn'l
Are In a Desiitnte Condition—The Weav-
ers “and.
Puovinsztcz, Dec. 12.—Not only the-i,000
strikers. but the many business men of the
Olneyville district. Where the big strike
has been in progress since the hit of Octo
her, have been given an unlocked for set.
back. and the settlement of the strike has
been ludeflnltel y postponed.
For a number of days the business men
have been hard at work sndeevorlng to
bring about an amicable settlement be
tween tho mill ouuers and operatives.
Twice last week it looked favorable for a
settlement, but at the last moment the op-
eratives were found unwilling to aux-pt
the offers of the manufacturers. in the
meantime the mill owners tried hard to
start their mills. but owing to the inter-
fereuce of the strikers were unable to se-
cure the necessary help. At Fletcher’s
Providence haiiuiral mills the attempt to
start was abandoned Saturday, while at
the Riverside and \l'syhoaaet mills it was
necessary to have a strong guard of police
on hand morning. noon and night to pro-
tions.
The operatives of the Providence Nation-
al and fisraunc mills met Monday after-
noon. nuil when it. was made known that.
they voted to accept it new list presented
by the manufacturers there was greet re-
joicing. ‘l'lii- list is practically the cameras
that which prevails at the Saxon “'orsted
company's mill, which was adopted last
week, thus affording employment to 800
strikers. The new list differs from the
manuiiuriurcrs' mirrproiniw which was re~
jetted by the strikers in that It makes no
distinction between piece dye work and
fancy Wearing, nor does it make any mon—
tion of fast running looms. "
a ram ranch.
When the operatives voted to accept the
new schedule, it was stated by the man-
agera of the National and Sarunuc mills
that the mills would be opened Wednes
day morning. when Mark would be re-
named.
The operatives Were surprised to learn
that Mowers. Fletcher of the Providence Na-
tional and Furu'cll of the. thematic mills
had issued Iiniicus to the effect that their
mills Would not be started until such time
as the owners of the Riverside and Way-
bossot mills agree to adopt the same sched-
ule an uilopml at the Providence National
and Suruuac mills. This is one of the bit-
ter-est of blows to the operatives, niuc-
tenths of whom were anxious to return to
work at once.
Following this entire the announcement
that niilici-a bml been posted in the Wi-yA
boromt and liiversitic mills to the effect that.
the mills would alert down at ball time for
an indefinite period.
This makes the situation anything but
encouraging. The owners of the Riverside
mill have concluded to make no conces-
alone, but in upon their mill when they see
ill. at the .‘ii'liil' of prices now paid by them.
This aium- uill korp Messrs. Fletcher and
‘urwoll from Hurling their mills.
Present indications are that the menu-
fncturcra will keep their mills closed for
some lirrrr—pcrbiips until spring. It Is con-
ceded thnt hail the operatives shown abet-
ter disposition to clinic to ierim last week
the strike would have been ended now.
The operatives in the majority of cases are
In distrcsacd circumstances. and it is prob
able that the city will be appealed to for
assistance.
The strike has already coat Ulncyvllle
nearly bquu nrillion,iiud the ”id is not
yet In eight. The operatives gem-rally ecu-
demrr the course pursued by the wearers In
voting not to accept the manufacturvrs'
offer at the investing Saturday, and to this
more Is largely attributed the action of
Messrs. Fletcher and Farrell.
Dnnbnry Halters (lain a Point.
Darvnuuv. i‘uu... llcc. 12,.«1'he rumor
that lielluir, Lurch 62 Co, the big but
manufacturers, would resume work this
week and Would take back their old hands
has some foundation In fact. and it is
learned that their factory would now be
running but for the illness of the two
senior partners. who are both confined to
bed with grip. .
They have persistently denied the rumor
for policy’s sake, but It in now positively
known that they intend to begin work
next Monday unil resume their old roll»
tions with the four unions. The superin-
leudent of the factory says that Itls tier-es-
sary for the firm to get the old employees
back. as they are choice Workman and
used to their kind of work.
The giving in of this shop is ll great vic-
tory for the ill?" locked out. They believe
that it will be followed by other manufac-
turers in it short time. Other manufac-
turers, however, are stiffer than ever.
They say they will Import nonunion help
from Fall River. New Jersey and Penney]-
vania before they will submit to dictation
from trade unions any longer.
louiavtlla and Nashville ‘l‘lcd lip.
NAlllVlbldf, ”tic. tit—The freight cun-
ductors, engineers and firemen on the lien-
dsraon division of the Louisville and Nash»
ville road went out on a strike, and not a
wheel has since been turned at any palm
on thin division.
Sir Philip Francis Wu Justina.
Iron-nos, Dec. l2.~'l‘he sit. James Ga-
actte states that a new book is about to he
published that will prove conclusively that
Sir Philip ii'rsncls was the author of the
celebrated .iunlus letters.
liuhhed a Iletef Keeper.
W ”slits. N. Y.. Dec. l‘J.-llotel Keep-
er ward Blanche was robbel hytiires
masked burglar-s of Mill in money and.
quantity of jewelry.
Illicit no the lined to Brighton.
Boston. Dec. iii-«Isaiah '1‘. llloh of the
Brighton district was fatally hurt while
slslgbing on tho Brighton road end dial in
the City hospital.
Itlll Wrecks on the I‘ll-L
Pllfl‘ti Allow, ll. J.. Dec. flu-Two
union men were injured in s frel ht week
on the ll'aritaa ltiver branch oft “high
Valley railroad.
ltr. tiers-ell lisp-cud fie-n outlet-u.
Kimonos. N. Y.. lice. Ill-4t", Dr. It. L.
urtasll is expected to return from Rome
Christmas. t
‘Mnms-.-;;; llaI "Josie.
More. Dre. mutilated If
tect those who ventured to accept situa- ’
MR8. HALLIDAY TRIES AGAIN.
Ila. (ll. Her 'naroat With Broken Glues.
“3 Will Isl".
Moa-rrczuu. N. Y., Dec. l‘l.—Mrs. Lizzie
Balllday made another attempt to take
her life. Deputy Sheriff John Beecher
found her sitting on the iron bed in one
corner of her cell covered with blood.
which was flowiugfrom a deep gash on the
left side of her throat and it smaller one on
the right side. She had inflicted the
wounds with u piece of sharp edged glass
which she had broken from n prune in the
cell window. Willi the sharp corners of
the gloss and her finger nulls she had
scraped bur neck beneath Ili'l‘ chin and then
proceeded in gash it.
Dr. Camber» found that she had not only
cut. her throat, but bail out, booked and
otherwise iiiutiliited liurself in a terrible
manner. The joints of her arms at the el-
bows were gushed nearly to the boncmnil ii
number of other cuts were upon them.
When asked by the doctor wiry iilie bad
Injured herself, she said: ‘
“i thought 1 would cut myself to see if I
would bier-r ."
The doctor, when asked if IlL'l‘ case was
serious, replied that she was very \venk
from the loss of blood, but Willi proper
care would probably be all right in a few
weeks. it in thought that the cause for
her attempts to corrirnit ’suicide was that
she thought she was to be tried at the
term of court no“ In session, not knowing
that her trial hurl been urrriosl over to the
May term. film was put in handcuffs to
prevent any further attempts (ill her life.
A ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
A lnryland Arclrdanonn'a [laughter Au-
awared a Matrimonial Arlvntiscment.
Srarmoa. N. \i, “cc. l:,-lliriis l’nlr
ur, a Iiewspiipi-r man, flii‘T‘f‘iiMeiI it few'
weeks ago in It Now York paper for a wife.
His advertise-merit was answered by Miss
Laura Month. the daughter “I A n‘IllinlCUll
Moran of the Si. licuruzii iisirMi. Si. lli-nis,
Mil. who rim been ll. teacher in art. and
languages in lil' “’igiiivilli: young Inilies'
seminary in \i _.iiiir, ’l'lioy mrnnpomlul
and exchanged photographs and were to
be married in Si. iiyurgb's cliunli,.\'o\v
York. on l‘lirisimiis t'tt‘.
Min-A Moron. him is a brunette and 23
years old, urrivul unexpectedly in New
York on last Saturday, having previously
telegmglreil to Mr. Panzer that she was on
her way uorib.
Oii Ilt‘l' urrisai how she told Mr. Panzer
that her father li‘ili not know of them-
gngumeut and “Ullill probably O‘lpfll'it‘ the
marriage. Despite this, they went to a
mwlbcr of clergymeu to be worried. but
upon learning the facts mine of them
would consent in pl‘l'ft‘l'fll ilic cercnmuy.
Finally the llcv. l), a“, Gregory, a retired
Presbyterian clvruyiniin Iivmg at l‘ruiiilil
tlon park, was min U‘fl'l' and poi-foruml
the ceremony in a Millage mtiiplmi by the
Rev. Dr. .it’lprciiil ’l'. \\'rii.jbi,n friend of
Mr. Panzer.
EXCITEMENT IN HAWAII.
News Corrie-t l'ruru Honolulu by the “'uy
of Japan.
[(‘opyriglu. I‘ll}. by the Aux-m mini Prowl
Yuxuilatu. llec. l2. ~’I‘lii- «rumor China,
which left San Francisco on Nurfiflmiri
Honolulu probably about Nor. us. has just
arrived here
AnAssociutciI Press cul’l't'hpolllli‘lll im-
mediately Wont aboard of her and Inn! in-
terviewsrrilh ll:c oilicers and passengers
regarding the siiuaiinn of uiluirs In lla-
waii. - They stutoul tlim \VIII‘II lIir' simmer
left the island the {lrl)\'I~Iililfli government
was still in pmwr and “as niuinliuing u
very determliml flliillllie. Much oxt‘ilu-
merit prcviiilediirriurig bu~iiiv~a men and
the people gem-rally, and tho action of the
United States government was urvuitui
with the greatest anxiety.
The members of tint provisional govt-ru-
merit. however. were resolute in their
declarations Against the restoration of the
monarchy. and they openly vxprussiril their
intention of resisting in the utmost nny at.
tempt that President ifli‘vulanil might
make to reinstate the gum).
A Transcontinental Walk.
'l‘iuuirrows, N. ti, Dec. lilc-‘Jf‘llll Mil-
ler, who on a wager is walking from San
Francisco to New York, accompanied by a
faithful dog, arrived here. He is without
money and at the police station was given
bed and supper. He left San Francisco in
June last and is due in New Y irk city be-
fore Dec. iii.
Elwin-rs For Western liullrimds.
DENVER, Dl‘i‘. ILL—Judgi- Iiiillctt him up-
polnied Frank Trumbull ri-ccivi-r for the
Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf road.
MANSON. Wis, Dec. 12.~l).\riil ll. Iliuvoy
of Chicago was itppuiulerl rr'ttvlvor of the
Wisconsin Iron and Lumber i‘lllllplllly and
of the Minnesota and Wlsouiinin Rnilmnil
company. 7‘
ll .urltr Cochran Hurt.
WAtilllNu'fON, Doc. ll—ulfopresonlulit’o
Bourke Cockrnii of New York met with an
ugly accident. iii: was out riding when
his horns stumbled and threw him with
some violence to the ground. lie received
a had cut over the right eye.
Charged With flailing lile Vole.
Lascasrs :, Pia. Dec. iii-Albert Smith,
a member of the board of county prison In-
spectors, was put on trial on the charge of
having been bribed to vote for Matthias
W. Harvey for the position of first under-
keeper at the prison.
’l’hree Cornered Billiard Match lleglus.
NEW Yours. Dec. l3.»«'i'he big three cor-
neredliillliiril tournament between .litcob
.Schaefer. (looms tiloseou and Frank (3. lvcs
fora stake of 91,500 and it one, two. three
ltocnasrsn, Dec. lit-JPN! department
encampment of the Grand Army of the
Republic of the strife of New York will be
held in this city the last week in Feb
“A"! _--._W
Will Revive the Law and Order Lilli"-
leumto, Dec. Ill. ~Tho Law and Order
league. which has been slumber-lug since
its former agent. Robert McClure. was de-
posed. will he revived.
llallssnaad Club lien.
Pimiiono, Dec. IK—«Tlla internal rovsv
one authorities are after the clubs and so
elal organizations of Pitlaimm who main.
lain Iltlebourtla.
Virginia Proposes atate nobles.
nicniioso. Dec. Ian-A bill was intro-
duced in the legislature providing for the
mutation of state hanks.
.m. .r. .. an...“
lift flirts Oct 11ml of striking.
Provinces. Dec. iau'l‘he girls eni-
Isaak.“ Fletcher's mills voted to return
V!“ m Physical culture at Yale.
haves, Dec. m-«a concessions:
saunter test been ma
thfiarchaWia to appear-ca
A Ship’s Thrilling Encounter
With a . contain of Ice.
A BRAVE WOMAN AT THE WHEEL.
Whlle Tons of Ice Rained on the Docks
"so Sklprr‘a Sister Stuck to the Post
Which n Sallor fled Deserted—Nan]
Iliias Under Jury Rig.
Nl-zw Yoiia. Doc. ‘2.~'l'lic sailing ship
San Joaquin, (‘upinin Larmhee. which left
Yokohama on .‘iiiiyl \\ Ii II :i :urgo of ('lll‘iiis,
anchor of? Liberty lailllld.fliit‘l‘ Ilill'iflgllllP
rowly escaped being crushed by an iceberg
in the south Atlantic. She hobbled into
port under a jury rig, liming traveled for
more than 0,000 miles in that condition.
Though Skipper Lnrrubee is a bluff,
weather beaten sailor man who has fol-
lowed the scar for 7:0 years and in that time
bail'thc iivernuv number of thrilling expo.
ricncos, he will not. he says, forget his Illi-
vcnture with lilo smith Atlantic berg if he
lives Lilli yours.
The San .luuquln had fair winds and en-
countered nu iul until she was in latitude
ill degrees 30 iiiiiiulua south and longitude
49 degrees 20 inlriules weal, just northeast
of the Falkland isluriils, At 8 p. m. Matt:
Guthrie sighted what appeared in bean
immense fog bunk bearing down on the
ship from the northeast. it was directly
the stoorsman, "llartl up!"
A Mountain of Ice.
A Japanese millir was iii the wheel. and
when he lieuril the (lhil'r Ili.‘ brougl e
ship ill‘llilll~liit‘ tn llw siiprm-esil fog burr Its
till (’kly fl‘ ii nuililia
Scercrl y liiul the vessel been brought
about when llli‘l‘t‘ was a grinding crash,
undiheuuxt uranium the ship wag lying
uith her part bItIt‘ on the submerged por-
tion of ;i fill-lwii‘l' iceberg. Muir liulliric
got to llw tnmasrlcilccl. as quickly aspire-v
sible. lli~ i-unpiinion followed. jumping
In the live}. right fool. below.
Just llwii it IICIIVynvIlOWL‘l' of ice fell upon
thi- upper iii‘f‘k. The Japanese hclmsixmn‘
was so badly frightened that be boiled
down in llii- l‘liI'Ifl. Miss Latrobe-e. the
captain's sislrr, who was "Ila-“ll“? iris ac-
tion, fllld realizing that unless the wheel
was flill‘llfii'fi m lili' VCAM'I would begrnurril
IODil‘CES ~lio run in bi», post and awaited
(inlets.
Monuiirm- huge masses of ice, some of
them weighing more than a (on apiece,
continued to fall on the deck. The bow-
sprit, jibhoom and Windlass were carried
away, and tin- fort-must fell across the fort
woman-k. carrying array the dcckliousc
amlsmiuliluuiu tlio lit'l"k. The port life—
boat mus ground to splinters. and the furo-
f‘fL‘ilit‘ was (rushed in.
A [Dangerous Berth.
The ice council to fall in a short time. and
efforts wen- niiuie to get the San Joaquin
all the-berg. Thurs was nothing remain-
ing of the foremost but. a slump llifeel
high.
The hull forward hail been stove in by
sharp projeciivns of the berg. which broke
off and l'f‘lllllilltlti in the illiIt’H they bml
made. They were renmved. and the Imies
\vi-ro Illtlit‘llt‘ti and covered with canvas.
Eilorla were Illll'ii‘ to get tho ship from her
berth of Il'f‘. Iilll ii were not until the Hill.-
zeu topsoil moi eiilllll't’ii that she could be
freed. A strum: bronze from iIlt‘ north‘
west luckily caught ilii: sail, and gradually
the ship drifted .iil' iuio cli-ur unior.
Spars were finally brought forward, and
ii jury Hill was rig-mid I‘ll the stump of the
fibroblast. “In with Wt‘f‘t‘ Iii-lmi in the
stump with iron hoops, and another spur
wmi used as :r crlisnylil‘ll. (in threw it siiil
was spread, and in fills Cullliilltlll the San
.lullllllill made the n-muininu 6.000 miles to
this port.
‘llm Police Cnilsil Thur.
NAl‘ii.\l‘i'i’li. (tuna, Ilu' rum-Tim in
round ilglii Ill'l\\k‘l'll 'l'uniiiiy Ifyitll of
llridgopnri null .I.i- “rubric of l'liii‘ugo,
which was to filkc place in the Niiugiriiiirk
Opera House, cutie-i iii the greatest cumin.
sion, lilitlirii- being practically knocked
out in the third round, limb lnt’ll \vi-ro
urn-atoll n few moments later.
In [last- to lie llld of Their om Pastor.
THENTUN, Dec. ltl. —The First Baptist
church, in u congregational meeting, ile-
clan-ii the pulpit vacuum. The Rev. Elijah
Lucas has been pastor for ‘20 years. if" lif~
fercil his resignation to take effect in Miiy,
but the congregation voted him four
months‘ salary in advance and declared his
pulpit vrwaut.
Georgia Politicians l'se Their Fists.
SAVANNAH. Dec. 11—. During ll (“inclusion
of the ('ullmy registration Iiiii In the Ile-
sotii hotel l'itpiiiin John If. llilluii knocked
lion. H. l). iiiuriul down. Mr. (iliirml rr~
gained his feet and struck i'irptulri Dillon
in the mouth. The twu men clinched. but
were separated by friends.
A Grocer's Pluehy tight.
(Silicium, lieu. 12.~’l‘lirre men attempted
to rub Samuel filll'forri In his grocery Moro
In broad daylight. Clifford. nficr being
beaten by the urea. shot and killed one of
tire intruders, the others ranking their es-
cape. ' ..
Thirty Months For a Penny Counterfeit".
l’inraorrrrna, Dec. 12.~Judge llutler
sentenced llnrris l'eaiiaroif, who was con—
victed of manufacturing counterfeit pen~
tiles. to pay a fine of too and to an impris-
onment of two years and six months.
Mgr. hruonlrs Dylug of Grip.
lsomxaroma. Dec. l2.-—lt Is reported
that Mgr. August Domenico. vicar general
of the diocese of Vinccnnea, is dying at the
Chapel of Peter and Paul in this city of
«rip. __ N-..
Killed Ills W C With a Hatlroa.
Chicano, Dec. lawAftsr n quarrel with
his wife Luke llohfiey. u laboring man
took a heavy llatirou and crushed her skull
Into a shapeiess mass.
A slippery Plekpcelrsl.
flaaoisu, Pa.,ilut‘. is- Jimmy tirefirsek,
anotorious confidence man and pickpocket,
escaped from the courthouse shortly before
his case was called
Part e Colfax "and“.
outrax, Wash. Dec. iii.«~’l‘he North Par
louse river has overflosvsd ill bank! and
flooded the north end of Colfax.
landowner Joshua Deed.
Wmmfdiiii. Dec. finEs-iiovsrnor Jacob
liesaon Jackson dropped dead at his house
In Parkmhurg.
on asses-r lees-s.
Wittmurosr. Pa. Dre. ltw'rhii West
Branch of) refinery in Booth ltlliisinsport
was burned.
WWW“.
rugs and more. lil‘f‘l\f’_ii in safely and cost».
in the ship's path, our] the mute shoutedto V
RADAM’S
MICROBE
KILLER .
Isthconl known principle
that will (calm the microbe
. in the blood without injury to
the system. By removing the
‘ one cause it cures all human
S
Thelfllllaur [lads- llcrobeKiIlerCo.
7 Laighl BL. New York City.
a. (a 'rnsrunsox.
8 North Alain St.
5
our
"1.000 III-[DY
FBODI'CES Tull ABOV'
RBITLTG la .0 DAVE Cures nll
Nervous lilaouses. Failing Ifenrury,
I‘Ql'fllli'i, (incineration. nightly Emit. ‘ _ ,
alone. a“! .. consent by past abuses, gives rigor and size
c' but Fill'i'Iy nature:
f) (‘ul'l’ft‘liiil vest
ur 05.00 w itlr a
tla
pocket, l‘ricnOI.” npnrkagi. bu ,
writtennnrantce- lo curr- or mom-y refundedllnn t
in an un rinclplml cm. at hell ‘uu any km! or
Initial rm. HSlF‘Vl'II ring SIMI’ ~niifll‘oflli‘l' If
he has not guilt. mum send it by mail npun Horror
of uric», l'flllll’iliit‘lll'l srzrlriii-nrviupi» fr: l‘. Aillir'rnd
oriental ladle-l (‘ca Freon. . Chivas. Ill. . ensure-ts.
CEO. 0- STILLSON.
South Norwalk, Donn.
W.H.Meeker&ln.
(i. I. I. ll. BIILTIIN’S
HOT WATER HEATH
Plumhlng, steam and lies-Fitting.
”fin and Sheet Iron Wort.
lint llr Iisatlng.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
hot water. steam or hot air heating.
w. L. caucus
$3 SHOE udi'li'lr.
Day-starfish? “Miranda-yank.)
lost In the world.
lfyotivaiii silos MESS suo made lathe latest
«gin. don't pay $6 is 88. try my .3150. tinder
0 Bliss. The iii equal to custom made and Inuit and
was well. fyos with in stcmmlioin yourfootsssr.
lose by purchasing it. i. Douglas Slices. llama Ml
platinum on its bottom, look fiti’ it when you by
Wm. honor/is. Brackish. Mass. Sol by
J. SCHAUB.
Wit-“fail! ~ Norm ~ nor - stirrup.
Cure ‘r‘iilxwul Bloomi: Drum" r.
FEMALE DISOBUERJ".
CVMPLAIN'IC.
. i. :13“ lii'ii'i
Dlfipkfilif‘Mnhffi,
liiiiammaiinn, (I my; Mitt", sic.
.l-W ll 301(19th iii-anneal)
ill dlfllilfl. “tilts, or
‘riln w.,t‘, mum s m.N, Yriiy.
TIMI. IOX l0 OINTI.
(let l‘lmrierul limuisir.
ION‘V “I'UND‘D
ifllrlyl' Kellen. or Cim.
'''''''' __....,_ hunt-ulcer! lo
n “Pg: prevent and cure
Group. l’tlrezflcts.
It!
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Plum rumor ii our M
South Norwalk
~——-A’l‘—-
IiiliiiflilliiilEilS' PRICES.
”12:31:“ “.05 to dill). ii diil‘telrgnt sty‘lles of
gun w .
on fins 0 nickel‘pmbd. Our anew:
ment of nplio tered bodies is extensive. A
npholatercr in constant attendance. who wil
trim to order at short notice. Rs sirln
vunhwmrmiacnntie. .
VBI . VOID . O . 0 .
fill-"Tricyclec. Express Wagons. etc. W are
F. BOY LSTON.
ROWAYTON. UT" opposite B. R. Statitilll.m
OLD an RELIABLE
'DAILY DIRECT
Freight Linea
BETWEEN
NEW. YORK,
AND
NORWALK.
THE PIIOI’EI.I.ERH
CITY OF NIJRWALK
AN!)
Will icul‘o l’irr 23. E. IL,
Now \ ork, at :‘i p. in.
Leave liorwalk, 5 p. ru.: South Norwslk, 6:80
p. m.
Freight rrt‘r‘i‘. t"i from T u m. to 5 p. m.
Upon abniil'rllinll to Agents the City of Sor-
walk and Eagle v. ill Ilt' sent for spec a1 lots of
freightanywhere in New York or its vicinity.
{3 All persons are forbid trusting any of
the emphiwwd ilic hunts of this line on no-
r-muil rif ifiv on here flu-reul‘.“ art!) lf
E.B.MurrisSaieilo
Successors to l). f‘. Morris .v ('0.
CAPITAL.
Beckmau street, '
' 350, Ill").
64 Solitary St, Boston, Mass.
Fire “ and
Burglar-lied Sales.
‘ t
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
DEl’flSii Willi“. ill rill. KINDS
The Best Suits. in the World
l5il.00ilin use. Always pre-
serve their (lanterns.
Humid In mun. M um i nl great
Micro 5th our suite u. c :inliji-i led to internal-
lieiii. prom-Him; iIll‘il" 4- Mom: .
CHAMPIUN RECORD also In the “TH“
('hit'a oiirn- in 1m in thoiircut Hinton Fire
in 187:... and in all the great fires since. Semi
for circulars. Act-rite Wanli'ti. s3 illrn
.i. 0. iEliilIlill’S”. ‘
Paper Hanger. Calciminei. Palmer
Ami denier in
Will PAPER AND Bililiiiils
lli'orth Main litrei-t so. Norwnlk
Nimble! books or full iifll‘ latest styles of
Papers, borders and (iii! Mouldings taken
boom: for institution, on notice by portal.
niclli Estimates cheerfully ulvon.
Physician for Women!
itiIIS. ”II. II. I. IiiIiIFiIiIiI
flan be mnuullcll at lie-r office.
342 Broad St, Bridgeport, lit
from in [Lupin ’l’ p. in. any day except Hominy
The Doctor Ina regular physician and for
tho netslxloen yearsliasnwlolliell HEM“!!!
of VOMEN n echlalirv. Ladies: suffering
from any difficulty Iricilunl to the sea on
consult ir. linllfm-il in the strictest con -
litifll’l‘. and with the Will'lllt‘fl of receiving the
mint skillful nml M'it‘lififll‘. ireutriient known
to modern uni-gory and mmlivliw. Home cah-
fnrnlsiuul for rnnilnenwiii i’ltl‘t'rt. ’l‘erms mm
crate. All loin-rs promptly replied to. a.
close stauip. tum lv
F. H. NASH liB
ml ALL KINDS 01"
Plumbing. Steam
Alli)
Gas Flttlnir.
9...... .. iloi pic" Steam "retinal
DEALERS iN
Agate. Tin, film and crockery.
notoiaittclilliliiilelSliilll
T0 illlilllill GRADE.
I'm-iory trnili attenaienlfic promptly.
“.mmm.“
,. F. ii. NASH it Bill
Cor. Main and West Bis.
Dr. J. Milton Coburn
stimulation in
Emily Pardon. m. D.
"All “HOV!” TO
SI lillllii Ill! STREET.
‘gr'rmrn' 'fiWIfi-fiflfllasitflna heel
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